Organic Chemistry
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True or False. The correct number label is used to show that the chair conformation on the right is the flipped chair of the chair conformation on the left, assuming that the viewing angle of the chair conformation does not change.
Sketch the chair conformations for the compound shown below. Label the structures as cis or trans.
Determine the favored side of equilibrium for the following chair-chair interconversions.
For the following chair conformation, draw the flipped chair conformation by placing the substituents in their appropriate positions. (Note that only the axial and equatorial positions change, but the carbon to which the substituent is attached remains the same.)
Identify the error in the flipped chair conformation on the right considering the original chair conformation shown on the left. Note that the viewing angle does not change in this comparison.
For the chair on the left, place the substituents on the flipped chair. Note: The carbon to which the substituent is attached does not change but the axial/equatorial designation changes.
For the chair on the left, attach the substituents on the flipped chair. Note: The carbon to which the substituent is attached does not change but the axial/equatorial designation changes.
Determine the more favorable side of the equilibrium for the following chair-chair interconversion.
Identify the conformer that has the highest energy.